I'm with ya Rick. My favorite shows on Underground Garage are  
Manitoba's show (though I don't get to listen too often at night) and  
I always dug Joan Jett's show (though I guess she's on Faction now?).  
Kim Fowley and Andrew Loog Oldham like to hear themselves talk too  
much, though I like their musical taste, but some of the other hosts  
tend to play too much older stuff for my taste. Don't get me wrong, I  
enjoy the roots of garage but would prefer it strayed more towards  
the last two decades at times.

The Punk channel has been great... even flipped it on this afternoon  
to hear "Kids Don't Follow" by the Replacements. Don't think I've  
heard that on the radio since I played it on my own show years ago.  
I'm curious to hear who they line up to do shows on the channel. I've  
even been giving some thought to pitching a show of my own since that  
channel's right up my alley...

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On May 15, 2007, at 4:16 PM, 2000 Man wrote:

> Isn't the new Sirius Punk station just swell?  I switch there when
> Underground Garage plays Anne Margaret or Nancy Sinatra.  Or any  
> song with
> strings that isn't relatively new, because no one had a garage big  
> enough
> for an orchestra in the 60's, so that music just doesn't fit "my"  
> definition
> of Garage Rock.  Some of the "punk" on the new station lacks a little
> attitude, but I'm pretty happy to have another option on my radio.
>
> I have the first Blue Van album, but they only seem to show up at  
> Best Buy
> around here and I wasn't so blown away by the first one that I'd  
> actually go
> to Best Buy (because it's at the mall, not because I'm too cool for  
> chain
> stores).  I hope you like it. The first one is pretty good.